Coventry remain on the front foot and Viktor Gyokeres continues to enjoy himself, bullying Tosin Adarabioyo.

He lays it off to Callum O'Hare, whose effort is blocked by Neco Williams.

An impact straight away from substitute Bobby Decordova-Reid as he gets a fine cross in which arrives at Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Not happening for the 38-goal man so far though, as he pokes one wide.

The second 45 gets under way.

Fulham must improve. Coventry will try to maintain what they did in that opening period.

A statement of intent from Fulham boss Marco Silva as he sends on Bobby Decordova-Reid in place of Nathaniel Chalobah. Looks like all-out attack to me!

The hosts have enjoyed more of the ball as you would expect, but Coventry have been so dangerous.

They have had 11 shots and seven corners and have looked to put Fulham under pressure at every opportunity.

That approach should be applauded.

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BBC Sport

Adam said this wasn't in the script and he's 100% right there! There are quite a few perplexed looks in the crowd, I think a lot of these fans thought they'd be celebrating a promotion sealed up at Derby on Good Friday when they're next here against Preston on April 19.

As it stands, that might not be the case unless Marco Silva can energise his side into turning this one round.

They've looked anything like runaway league leaders in this game but for a couple of moments of rare quality.

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The atmosphere has gone flat at Craven Cottage but that is thanks to Coventry's brilliance, and especially Gustavo Hamer's dead ball deliveries.

Fulham have not been at the races, certainly at the back, and will need a big second half to get something out of this.

Again the visitors threaten and Viktor Gyokeres tries his luck again from distance. This one doesn't end up in the net though as he is off target.

Coventry manager Mark Robins was very pleased with how his team played in the 2-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest on Wednesday night.

This afternoon, they have added the goal touch to their game and look at how it is reaping dividends.

Another Gustavo Hamer corner and again Fulham all at sea. But Ben Sheaf can't turn it home to make it 3-0.

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I had suggested earlier that Coventry's play-off hopes were over. But I was not expecting them to play like this.

Victory here would take them six points behind Sheffield United in sixth with five games to go and would give them a glimmer of hope.

Almost a goal back for Fulham.

Another fine ball from the right from Liverpool loanee Neco Williams where it's met by Neeskens Kebano on the volley, which comes back off the bar. Unlucky sir!

More trouble for Fulham at the back with an aerial ball.

Dom Hyam has a free header from a few yards out but he can't keep it down after another teasing ball in from Gustavo Hamer.

Great work from Coventry goalkeeper Simon Moore with a fine save to keep out Aleksandar Mitrovic's header from a Neco Williams cross.

Big chance for Fulham to pull one back goes begging.

A driving run from Harry Wilson and he pulls it back to Aleksandar Mitrovic near the penalty spot. However, the net does not bulge as Mitrovic misses his kick and Neeskens Kebano behind him can't make good contact and the ball ends up with Simon Moore.

Chris Peddy
BBC Sport at Craven Cottage

Craven Cottage has been absolutely stunned by those two goals in four minutes.

Every time Coventry turn the ball over they look dangerous on the counter attack and they've been lethal in front of goal.

Those Sky Blues fans are having a party as they chant "Top, of the league? You're having a laugh!"

And that positive intent almost has its reward but Dom Hyam heads over from Ian Maatsen's fine ball into the box.

Very positive start by the visitors as they take the game to the Championship leaders. They look more likely to score at the moment as Fulham's big hitters can't get in the game.

Only one win in eight but Mark Robins' men have shown good intent so far.

Fulham have actually taken three more points on the road than at home this season. If they win today, it will be an identical 43 points from 20 games.

Coventry are trying to become the first team to do the double over Marco SIlva's team after that 4-1 success in October.

For the second time, Fulham centre-back Tim Ream is forced to slide one out for a corner to avert any danger after a mistake by partner Tosin Adarabioyo had almost put the visitors away.